HCECG 20th Annual Conference – March 20/21, 2014 Embracing Change: Balancing Innovation and Our Humanity (DRAFT as of 2-9-14) March 20, 2014 8:30 Welcome 8:45 From Marcus Welby to the iPatient: Innovation and Myth in Modern Medicine David Magnus, Ph.D. Director, Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics 10:00 The Impact of the Electronic Medical Record in a Time of Personalized Medicine Panelists: Julie Hollberg, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, Emory Healthcare Robin Miller MD, Oncologist Debra Carlton, MD, Associate Medical Director for Informatics, Kaiser Permanente James McCoy, MD, Professor of Clinical Surgery, Morehouse School of Medicine 11:15 Break 11:30 The Future of the Patient Provider Relationship: Communication and Complexity in the Acute Care Environment Panelists: Craig Coopersmith, MD, Associate Director, Emory Critical Care Center, and Professor of Surgery Kristin L. Hiscutt, Esq. Bendin Sumrall & Ladner Adam Malone, Malone Law Office Susan Grant, MS, RN, NEA-BC, FAAN, Chief Nursing Executive, Emory Healthcare 1:00 Lunch 2:00 The Future of the Patient Provider Relationship Beyond the Acute Care Environments: Continuity, Access, Scope of Practice, and Telemedicine (telemedicine; role of urgent care; role of APRN’s, PA’s; “rural” medicine) Breakouts & summary panel – speakers to date: Chip Strosnider, Director of Business Technology, Kaiser Permanente Georgia Mary Lea Quinn, LCSW Utilization Review Manager at Southeastrans, Inc. Chair of the National Aging in Place Council 4:00 20th Anniversary Celebration Reception 5:00 Word Streams: Narrative, Dialogue, and Scenes from Wit Margaret Edson, Playwright March 21, 2014 9:00 A Bioethics Retrospective and Look Ahead Where have we been in Bioethics and our Healthcare Ethics Consortium? What has been done well in healthcare ethics? Where are we going? speakers to date: David Magnus, PhD, Director, Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics Paul Root Wolpe, PhD, Director, Emory Center for Ethics 10:15 Enduring Questions (possible breakouts) 1) How should we approach decisions re extending life and end of life care? Tammie Quest, MD, Director, Emory Center for Palliative Care April Dworetz, MD, Assistant Professor, Neonatology, Emory 2) Mental Health issues: Access, changes in delivery of mental/behavioral health care Eve H. Byrd, MSN, MPH, APRN-BC, Executive Director, Fuqua Center for Late-Life Depression 3) Managing expectations and involving patients Neal Dickert, MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine, Cardiology Robin Miller, MD, Oncologist 4) Innovation and the Role of Religion Cory Labrecque, PhD , Schinazi Junior Scholar in Bioethics and Religious Thought, Emory Center for Ethics Woody Spackman, MDiv. Former Executive Director, Emory Center for Pastoral Services 12:00 Lunch *** Poster session: Healthcare Ethics Leadership Academy Poster Session 1:00 Neuroscience, Neuroenhancement, and the Future of Bioethics John Banja, PhD, Professor, Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, EmorySteven Garlow, MD, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Emory Paul Root Wolpe, PhD, Director, Emory Center for Ethics 2:30 Operationalizing Ethics in Practice & Current Cases Innovation in ethics and preventive ethics What would your institution do in these current cases Mary Ann Bowman Beil, MTS, Vice President, Ethics Officer, Memorial Medical Center Kathy Kinlaw,MDiv, Associate Director, Emory Center for Ethics 4:00 Adjourn